Taiji (simplified Chinese: 太极; traditional Chinese: 太極; pinyin: tàijí; literally: “great pole”) is a Chinese cosmological term for the “Supreme Ultimate” state of undifferentiated absolute and infinite potential, the oneness before duality, from which Yin and Yang originate. For every transaction on the blockchain, there is always debit (Yin) and credit (Yang) in the ledger. We split these into multiple subchains for an inter-chain transaction or in the same subchain if all addresses in the transaction belong to the same home bank. Read More »

General Extremely fast Up to millions transactions per second on commodity hardware Easy to deploy Support public and private networks with built-in distributed applications Powerful plugins Allow users to choose built-in plugins or customized plugins See what’s coming next in the roadmap. Read More »

Prefer container and cloud native Prefer microservice over monolith Prefer light-weight over heavy-weight Prefer high throughtput async IO Prefer smaller memory footprint Prefer shared infrastructure service Prefer new distributed devops tools Prefer design first over code first Prefer zero cost abstaction Prefer Middleware in request/response chain Prefer in-process layer over network layer Prefer configuable inversion of control Prefer ByteBuffer over Object Serialization Prefer binary over text over socket Prefer functional over imperative Prefer configuration over annotation Prefer green libraries Prefer code generation Prefer Linux over Windows Prefer distributed over centralized Prefer new technologies Read More »

Improved performance, Lowered production cost are just a few of the reasons Taiji Blockchain is so appealing. Read More »

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